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Where is it ok to nap?
Like, in high school you just couldn't nap, period.
At SFU, I know so many of us do.
Anyways,where are the places where it's fine if people nap, and where are the places where it usually isn't fine?
I once napped in the Bookstore - and the employees there kicked me out (even though there were sofas). Funny thing was that I napped next to a dark-skinned person who looked homeless (he was also napping). The employee told the other person to leave - and only told me to stop napping.
I've napped on residence a few times as well - the CAs usually take issue with that (there are general lounge in the dormitories, and sofas but I guess people need them to watch tv).
I've also napped on the computer lab chairs as well - some people seem to take issue with that - but it's more often than not ignored. The libraries do have sofas on the main floor though - and they're filled with nappers.
The individual department buildings have different informal policies. I've been kicked out in some buildings - and ignored in other buildings. Some of the departments have a particular couch that is often used for napping (usually in the grad lounge but not everyone has access). I've also taken over several comfy chairs in empty classrooms.:teeth:
At SFU, I know so many of us do.
Anyways,where are the places where it's fine if people nap, and where are the places where it usually isn't fine?
I once napped in the Bookstore - and the employees there kicked me out (even though there were sofas). Funny thing was that I napped next to a dark-skinned person who looked homeless (he was also napping). The employee told the other person to leave - and only told me to stop napping.
I've napped on residence a few times as well - the CAs usually take issue with that (there are general lounge in the dormitories, and sofas but I guess people need them to watch tv).
I've also napped on the computer lab chairs as well - some people seem to take issue with that - but it's more often than not ignored. The libraries do have sofas on the main floor though - and they're filled with nappers.
The individual department buildings have different informal policies. I've been kicked out in some buildings - and ignored in other buildings. Some of the departments have a particular couch that is often used for napping (usually in the grad lounge but not everyone has access). I've also taken over several comfy chairs in empty classrooms.:teeth:
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but personally i don't feel safe napping in public so i never do, it's just i notice it.
but now that the sun is out and the weather is getting nicer, i would catch some shut eye on the grassy areas on the AQ.
otherwise i'd go to the library and brave the smelliness of the carrels...:embarassed:
God damn, you nap a lot. Anyhow, I nap at work, and in class. They're the only places I can find time to nap in, go figure.
id say just sneak into a giant lecture and nap at the back
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but well worth it :)